Sofa in front of patio doors

When you are first moving to a new apartment, you will probably need to play around a bit with furniture placement a few times. Should any of these experiments include putting a sofa against a window? It depends on who you ask. Feng shui practitioners usually advise against it because it interrupts the flow of good energies into the room. Depending on the size of the couch, it could also block your access to the window or even cover some light.

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Hello Friends!! I'm joining some blogging friends today as we share some different views inside our homes, part of the Flow of Home tour, hosted by Jennifer from Town-&-Country Living. I was so excited to join Jennifer, and the other bloggers, because so many times you just see a snip-it of a room. Or I purposely shoot from a certain angle, because it gives me a prettier shot, but today I'm showing you more how our rooms flow from one to another.

A brown soccer table sits between facing gray shelter back sofas, as an extra large round brass mirror is fixed above an original vintage mantel flanked by low built-in bookshelves.

Your couch or sofa is often the largest piece of furniture in the living room, so it's importance to situate this focal point in its optimum location.

Rectangular light wood trunk coffee table is paired with a stained wood decorative tray. The table stands in front of white French patio doors in this white sofa living room.

When arranging furniture in a room, there are six spots where you should avoid placing a couch. Learn where these spots are to ensure a functional and visually appealing layout for your living space.

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